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COI- HAMS REPORT FOk N0VENBEk
Col Hams report for November states that the
work on the Potomac 1ats improvements cost
$33. 1928 during the month. Nolan 4 son, OF
New York, the contractors for the masonry OF
this work, having done nothing at the expiration
OF the time Of the contract, November Is the
engineer was authorized to do the work By days
labor and purchase OF materials In consequence
OF the advanced date tt is not proposed to 90 more
than certain preliminary work ana maintain that
Meeting the north end or the cOffer-dam with the
shore has been completed. A channel $50 TO $50
feet wide and 20 feet deep has been dredgud
between Georgetown and Giesboro's Point The
washington channel has been dredged TO width
OF 200 TO $50 feet. About sos acres eave been re-
claimed from the overflow Of the ordinary high
tide and about 9. .15O,0 600 cubic yards OF the 12,
OQO. 600 yards required TO Nil the fAtS 70 the re-
quired height have been deposited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

DENVER, Col, Dec. A-During a IRE In lesher
McNasser Harry's livery stable last night, I'd.
Barr, stock dealer, who was sleeping in the loft
was overcome by heat while trying 10 reach the
stairs and was burned 70 death. NJ. l. Conkling,
an empioye, rushed TO the front window and
jumped TO the ground, but not before he was
severely burned about the hands and face. Fire
men saved the building and stock.
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Terrific Boii.r Explosion.

HURLED l25 NAKns
CINCINNATI. Dec. IA special from Mt. sterling,
ny, says fatal explosion occurred At the saw mil
OF JOE Lindsay, yesterday morning. killing the saw
yer, W. ID. stevenson, and seriously tnjuring
Ben Lindsay. the engineer The mn Is situated
on the north side Of the railroad the depot
The boiler, weighing about 5000 pounds, was
thrown a distance OF l25 yards, passing through
the corner OF machine shop tearing Il TO pieces,
crossed the railroad track, tearing up the ties and
swapping the heavy rails as II dry twiCs, and
lOdged against 3 posi- ana rail fence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

LONDON, Dec. IA. - The Right Hon. Arthur
Wellesley Peel, speaker OF the mouse OF commons,
has ruptured blood vessel OF the eye. The
rupture has not thus far proved serious
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Declined % Sign the Address % Mgr.
ReFUicO,

DUBLM, Dec. 1L-The Express says that the
Duke OF Norfolk and Sir George Erington, both Of
whom are prominent Catholics, declined 70 Hgn
the address which Is to be presented BY Engi1sh
Catholics 70 Mgr. Persco In favor Of home rule for
Ireland. II says also that Cardinal Manning u
debarred by etiquette from 0GninR II.
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PAGES 3 AND OF TO-DAY's STAR contain: A
Report Of the Meeting OF the Public School
Trustees, The Fisheries Negotiations The Fed
Grafton Of Labor, Powderlys Serious Illness, j.
L. sullivan in England, Dempsey's Defeat of
Reagan. Presbyterian Unity, Telegraphic Dis
patches, &c.
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Thirty Thousand Bushels Of Wheat
burned.

WARREN, MIMI, Dec. 1.-THE Warren Manu.
featuring Company's elevator, containing 30 600
bushels OF wheat, burned last night. The elevator
and contents were valued at $4,000, and were
partly insured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

SENIOR l. DOLORES RODRIGUEZ has been sent by
the Nicaraguan government TO Washington, to as
sist In the settlement or the boundary dispute be-
tween Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 1A-The Chicago Burlington and
Quincy has decided 70 put on q last train between
Chicago and Kansas City, reducing the present
running time hours or In the same proportion a.
70 Omaha December 16 II TO be the date OF the In
noyatton. II Il said the wabash intends 70 equal
ize matters by lowering the rates.
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GEN. GREELY HAS NOTHING TO SAY.-Gen.
Greely refused to make any reply this morning to
the letter in yesterdays STAR criticising his bu-
reau for changing the weather maps. To STAR
reporter he said: 81 have nothing to say In answer
10 man who viii not gn his name TO an attack
upon me or my methods. Anony nous comiLuni-
writes latter over his own name TO this Otice he
Is sure To get respectful reply"
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GEN. JOHN c. BLACK, Commissioner OF Pensions,
during his trip to the Pacific coast as member
OF the board OF managers of the National Home for
Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, selected q site for
branch home at Santa Monica, Cal, IA miles from
Los Angeles.
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PTrSBCRG. Dec. l4.-The Hope Cracker Works OF
A. X Spear. East street. Allegheny, were totally
destroyed at 30 O'Clock this morning by IRE. The
loss Is $1,000.
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators stanford. stewart, Coke, Wilson uowa),
Morgan, Beck, Evarts, Wilson (Md.), Representa-
tves Ford (iich.). Cutcheon Lane, Bland, Nc.
shane, Game, Hdyes, Lafroon, Davidson (Fla.(.
McAdoo Wilson (Minn.), Russell (hasS), a.d
Bacon, Judge Morse, OF the Michigan Supreme
Court, and air. Tower (Mich.), and Mr.. c. b. Booth
lNlnnl
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Got Away with $50. 900
REPORTED DEFALCATIoN OF THE SECRETARY (
DULUTH WILLING COMPANY.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, Dec. IA Duluth, Minn.,
special says: 1t is reported here that E. l. saw
yer, secretary OF the Duluth Roller Mill Company.
who is now In Washington Territory, got away
with 600 OF the companys money. sawyer
was engaged to the daughter VI one or the wealth.
lest citizens In st. Paul
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAy.-Internal reve.
nue. &lS9, 432; customs, S74595O
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A CHANGE FOR THE WORSE.
An UMfavOrable Turn I'm the Crown
Princes Throat Trouble.

VIENNA, Dec. 14--DlspatcheS received here re-
port that the condition OF the German Crown
Princes throat has suddenly become worse, and
that a special medical consultation has been
called at San Reno. This, the report says explains
DR.. Mackenzies hurried departure from England.
LONDON, Dec. 14.-Dr. Mackenzie has started for
San RENO, where ne Will make another exaulina-
ton OF the German crown princes throat.
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CHEF ENGINEER MELVILLE, OF the Navy, left
the Guy last night on Departmental business. He
Is not eypecteQ back before Monday next
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
Northwest Corner Psunsylvsnia Ave. and l1th st., by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
sH KAUFMAN. Pres't

Tsp rvrxrSe star r. served to subscribers in ths
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Tzr WEEKLY STAR-published on Friday-Al s
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rFlu mail subscriptions must be paid in ADVANCE:
no PAPER sent longer than is paid for
Rates Of ADVERTISING made known on application
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FoRr MONROE, Va, Dec 14-The Galena sailed
for Norfolk this morning 20 1t out for Q winter
cruise In the West lndtea
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LONDON. Dec. 14.-Baron Tho& Brasseys yacht
has arrived at Rortsnouth.
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The Yaqui Indians are again on the warpath
them
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Electric Motors for Street Cars.

VIEWS OF CAPTAIN GRIFFIN OF THE ENGINEER DE.
PARTMENT.
electricity IS unQueSuonaby the coming
motive power for street railways" said Capt
Eugene Griffin, OF the engineer department Of the
District government, TO a STAR reporter to-day.
For the past few weeks Capt. Griffin has been en-
gagged In preparing report upon his recent in
vestigatiOn upon the subject Of electricity as
motive power. Last November he spent sew
eral days In visiting Chicago, Detroit
Philadelphia and other cities to examine into the
various systems In use for propeliing street cars
HIS opinion on the subject has not yet been re-
duced TO writing but he expects that In the course
OF a few days this report Will be submitted TO
the District commissioners for consideration. Con-
tinuing, Capt Griffin said that in cities
II the storage batteries are properly de-
veloped or prove TO have all the quail
ties claimed for them, without doubt that
will be the best method OF using electricity
IL Is claimed for this system that Is very ecent
and less expensive than any other, but 1t IL Ques-
ton that has not yet been satisfactorily decided
whether In the storage batteries as much power Is
received from them as Is put into them. II every
time electricity Is stored In these batteries the
output Is very much less than the input, that
would be serious objection to their use. In sub
urban lines the system will be to q large
extent by overhead conductors, but for this city,
where II is the intention to put all wires under.
ground, the adoption Of this system Is out OF the
question, as the same objection is made TO 1t that
Is made TO all pole systems: that they are un-
slightly. take up TOO much space, ana interfere
with the work OF the fire department..
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Special Csble Dspatch TO The EvKxNs stan.
LONDON, Dec 14-Mr. Chamberlain has resigned
his seat on the currency commission owing TO his
absence, but this has no political significance.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING
D2 ASSOCIATION.
GOTH ISSUE OF STOCK
Second monthly meeting Of the new series, No 90
to be held in Associations Hail. No. 6l5 9TH ct
NV. WEDNESDAY, l4th inst, at z O'Clock pm.
subscribed and the association In very hourishng
condition. Come to the meeting and subscribe for
stock. Six per cent Is paid on withdrawn stock. No
better opportunity be offered for monthly invest
Ut any time the office Of the secre.
tary and Treasurer, 14l6 + ST. NV, Kellogg Build
ing. ROBT. g. CAMPBELL President,
- 517 10th st. NV.
Sec'y and Treasurer. 1416 St NV. d10-4t
JSo. W. CoRsos. .JNo; w. MAcAaTxEl,
~ Member I. stock Ex.
CORsON MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, l4l9 ST. N W.
Bankers and Dealers in Government BondA
Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
the Exchanges of New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
and Baltimore bought and sold.
speciality made Of Investment Securities District
Bonds and all Local Railroad Gas, Insurance and Tel
ephone Stock dealt in
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold jylS
R. Il. GOLDsBoROUGH Co,
Real Estate 14O5 Est
Real Estate bought and sold. Loans Effected IN
surance placed Investments made. Special atten-
non TO the COLLECTION Of rents and Of Real
ol5-3m laos street.
DR. HIDDEN, CATARRH. THROAT, AND
- Lung Specialist, at Willsrds. Mondays,
Wednesdays. and Eridays IL TO y. Free consul
tatiop. References. o26-6m
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
ALBaUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
AMERICAS GREATEST ACTRESS.
CLARA NORRIS.
TONIGHT AT s. LAST PERFORMANCE OF
Miss Morris Latest and Greatest Play.
An sdsptAtion Of D'Ennery's Fam ous Play.
LA-MARTYRE
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS.
L'ARTICLE E47
SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT.
ALIKE.
Next wsek-Ths Temple Thester Opera Company.
"IN THE LITTLE TYCOON"
sale Of Seats opens Thursday. d14
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
THIS EVENING AT P NJ AND SATURDAY
MATINEE
ITS SOMETHING You've GOT TO GET USED
MEsTAYER's
satiricai. Lyrical. Dsphanous Lampoon
CHECK a.:
Or ToBoseASISG.
VA MEsTAYER THERESA VAUGHN.
And their Own Superb Company.
"a Satire on the Banks)
Nert week-Lotta. in Pawn Ticket go" d14
n Admission Is 3 and SOC. Matinee 10 and ESQ
The sHEFEER AND BLAKELY
Refined Novelty and Comedy Company.
Hilda Thomas. George II Woods and q host of others
Matinees Monday Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
FRIDAY NIGHT-Beneht Harry Blaksly.
TINIvERsALIsT CHURCH.
Corner 18th and L Sta n W.,
WEDNESDAY, December IA. p. m.
Recital ~ the Eanous
MADAME BURMEIsTER-PErERsEN
Reserved Seats at DR. ops. s25 Pa ava dl3-2t
HARkIs BIJoU THEArER
wrrK En- EsheF sSSgf,s OH ,e
Amersfs MS RascIs hsv5E bYsaSf saSSSfSr''''
s.y .a a Pss .ns r Ngs
Mt6G's LANDISd; IRuT:d.y. Friday and saturday,
SeIi s-si1MonrOe RICE in Ny N.Y. Aunt ss BTid1et"di2
WONDERLAND.
Hogr,Sx r'nn'yv.n. ave- nefT fToDrisSi. a1as ss
Open daily from to ; and $50 to 10 pm
sx142 M4SPex, essPs PEC5HsEB d5MEBY Y; 60. in
The Funniest Of Comedies
PRINCESS IDA.
mi saGkTp Pff,Ih HARP Y sas MSFd
The siOS; S;Sa9 FRI @ calio.. ~
ADMISSION uucludlng seaC lOc. d12
DROF. o. r GLEASON,
TIE KING OF HORSE TAMERs
ESTREET RINK. BET. 9Th AND 1TH STS
Tonight = Is To- o-Nixht at S:l5
On WEDNESDAY NIGHT, December IA the
wsss Z: s TSsli: n:
Reserved Seats now on sale at the Box Once
Private boxes. seating persons ........ s3 ana As
CArriaSes can be ordered st 10 pm. dig st
VuVHE SECOND GRAND COMPLIMENTARY HOP
Il Of the WEST END PLEASURE CLUB to be given
at the New Grand Army Hall opposite willards Hotel
on THURSDAY EVENING. December 18th. 1857.
Grand march at pm. Refreshments free. dl2-3t'
NJECHANICs' INSTITUTE
uwu open on Thursday evening. December 15,
1897. ut 1915 1&th ST. Faculty: Professor Henry
s-arl, teacher II Mechanical, Architectural Free
hand Drawing, &c. Professor z Richards teacher Of
Matherlatics, Physics. Book keeping. &C. John A.
E,ywad Esq Assistant teacher. viii give lessons In
IraeticA osometry, MensIrstiop. &c. Students may
enter az the once of the Insttute 1915 18th st. be-
fore this Of the opening where special iufor
nation m8y Be obtained diO-4ts
4 MusEMENT AND EDUCATION.-FoR
"A Christmas Present Purchase q Scholarship in the
MAkIIN COLLEGE of ELOCCTION and ORA
IOkL see the College Ads. under Educational in the
star d10-3m
DERsoNAL LESSONS IN DANCING GIVEN
privately or IN class By lady Of experience, teach
ing Al the dances. including York, Gavotte-Octa
run1wMx speciality. Address Box "a. Star ofhce.
" ST. ArGusTINEs CHURCH.
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THERE WAS MEETING this morning OF the three
chieI accounting officers OF the Treasury the First
and Second controllers and the Controller Of the
Currency, for the purpose Of consulting in regard
10 the Government payment, 10 The nOn-a1ded Pa
cine railroads. NO action was taken, and the OH.
Gers VIII have another msetiny ON SaLuruaY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

PERsONAL-Captaln X. r. strong OF Fort Adams
Newport, is in the city for few days visiting Dr.
Hoover, en- 18th street.. B. Rand OF Concord
N. H., and Hon. j. w. G. Smith of Virginia are at
the ST. James.--Assistant POstmaster-General
Knott, Gardiner j. Hubbard, and A. NJ. Clapp Of
Washington were In New York last night.-Jno
h. Risley aud Ludwig Raecke OF New York. Grant
ham, Ala, are at Welckers.-Ex- Representative
Hurd OF Toledo &. j. Afford OF London and NJ. w.
swan OF Boston are at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Platt, josiah U. Low or Brooklyn, Gen. Rockwell
OF connecticut, and b. Glasgow Of Hull England
are at the Arlington. Victor Baughman OF
Maryland, VIM. McDOugall OF Ottawa, Canada,
and Geo II. Chester OF BunalO are at Wnlarda--
L. w. Mclean or the Navy and A. Grant OF Lon
don and Mr.. and Mrs. Squire and Miss Blair OF
Melbourne, Australia, are at the Riggs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

Secretary OF the Treasury to-day appointed the fol-
lowing storekeepers and gaugers for the NTH North
Carolina district: H. Il. Berrier Lexington: VIM
r.. Grouse, Carpenters P.O; Calvin NJ. Carlton,
Goshen; JAS r. Dancey, Miller's Creek; Jas. W.
Felts and Vim. ii. Foster, Wilkesboro; JnO. T.
Norman, Conrads; Jno. Z. Philips, boomer; Jno.
w. Pass. Tilden; Jno. u. Philips, Mana; Caswel
]. Smith, WiikesbOro Jno. NJ. Staley, Deliaplane:
Richard A. Strond, County Line, and Daniel L.
Williams, Frrmington p. o.; and gaugers for the
seventh Indiana district as follows: Charles W.
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ago certain goods, money, &C., arrived at New
York in package marked, 'Fran P. Friedel-
bager," but apparently consigned to no person in
partlC ular They were seized by the collector for
apparent violation OF section 2SO2, Revised Stat
utes, out IL was subsequently aScertained tnat
they were OF domestic manufacture, and therefore
entitled 10 Tree entry. The city marshal OF New
lofh mace Application Tor the goods to satisfy q
Judgment against one Friedelbager, who Is under
stood 10 be the husband OF the person whose name
appears on the package. The collector, however,
declined 10 surrender tie package to any one but
the r1ghtfui owner. The question having been
submitted to the Treasury Department IL was de-
clded In favor OF the collector, who instructed
10 deliver the goods to the conslgnee, or assignee,
OF the goods, and TO no other person.
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a Cowboy stops n Prize Fight.
HE FIRES WILDLY INTO THE CROWD OF sPoRrs-oSl


CHICAGO, Dec. IA Daily N,Irs' special. from
Hammond, Ind, says the prize-fght between SOM
mers OF Chicago, and an unknown from Michigan
City al Hessvile last night. was Indefinitely post
poned by the action OF Claude klmoalL a cowboy
lust from the West. who with 44-cal Der revolver
in each hand, ran amuck through the crowd OF a
hundred sports present. kimbail fired Ind iscrini-
natedly into the aSsemblage and for a few mo-
ments the saloon where the night was 20 have
taken place seemed pandemonium- Peter Reich,
the saloon-keeper, pulled a revolver on kimDalL
There was an exchange OF shots and Reich fel
mortally wounded Kimbar took 20 the woods.
He had been drunk and obstreperous early In the
evening and was put out OF the saloon. In revenge
he fired a voley into the windows, but no one was
hurt and the saloon-keeper treated IL as joke.
The cowboy was Quieted down and put 20 bed It
was when everything was I'm readiness for the prize
fight that he jumped wildly into the room and
began shooting right and left.
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GNhAND FAIR
lin, In the Basement UNTIL DECEMBER lsra; in
nj MESDELssoHs22g5s5hrIE s22a.IHDr cLUBoF BOSTON.
MISS ANNE CARPENTER
Prina Donna Soprano,
TWO GRAND CONCERTS.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
on FRIDAY, December 10.
AFTERNOON at o'clock EVENING At O'Clock
Admission to Each Concert, so cents
Doors open promptly one hour before each.
Course for which every reserved seat the house
been &C ID FOR the To accommodate those who
were appointed in securing Seats and also those
Who wish 10 hear this Celebrated ORGANIZATION more
Afternoon Concert The progrzms for the two will be
entirely distinct The season tickets will admit
the afternoon concert but the sale Of reserved
,as ,, M: !. 1ss S. cent? sash VII open with clean
Monday Morning. December II. At O'Clock. az II
WEBERS SOCIETY ORCHESTRA LOUIS
NWkBEk Leader Furnishes N usc for all occa-
slons: orders left st residence 725 7th navy
yard or at Droops Music Store. Germans . specially.
DRoF J. c COLLINS
i Gives lessons in Boxing
given by the professor n3O-Ims
THE CYCLERIEs. l4O6 NEW YORK AVE
Irfcycles, Tzndems- and Socables for rent BY the
hour SAy or week Ladies' 25c. each hour; sl0 per
pANoRAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN,
L 18th st. txo bloc 10 south Of Pennsylysnia ave
DetiSnuuliy cooled By new and complete apparatus
OpeL iroLl y nL 70 ~ y. m jylo
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he DESIRES TO HAVE CONFERENCE OF THE RE-
PCBLICS OF MEXICO AND CENTRAL AND SOUTH
AMERICA AND THE EMPIRE OF BRAZIL MEET IN
THIS CITY DURING THE CENTENNIAL CELEBRA-
TION.
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BUFFALO, y. Y, Dec. l4-Stephen Reiman,
builder and planning mill owner, made general aS-
slgnment this morning TO Gregory Ducro. The
preferences loot up So, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

NARkrAGK LIcEHsEx-Man1age licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court 70 Jo4
Danhakei and Annie Leish; Abraham Williams
ana Lette Taylor. both hofNorthumberlanoC OF County,
Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

ABRrpR DESERTED one Month AFTER HKR NAE
RiAGR-Annie T. smart (nee Earp) nled q bill fol
divorce against Edwin l. smart by NJ. Il q
Noulton, n september last, on the ground of q
sertaon IN February, 1875, one month after mar.
rage. The defendant to-day filed answer admit
ting the allegations and stating he had not sun
p0fted her since about March, lS7a
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trcts into a suffcient number OF voting precincts
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states is to appoint four inspectors and two poll
CLERKS who are TO make a registration OF the
voters and conduct Congressional elections The
supervisors are TO act as canvasSing board, to
receive the returns from the inspectors and ascer-
tain ana declare the result of the election. The
supervisors, inspectors and poll clerks are to be
divided equally between the two principal politi-
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